Need to find what the divorce law says in Texas bout the custody rights if a woman committed adultery while still married and lives in another state now cause everything was in soon to be exs name and I want full custoday or half custody of my six kids.
I have a lawyer but they only do so much for those with little to no money and right now I havent even a penny to my names

I’m an Indian, married and living in Dubai. I am looking for a good divorce lawyer based in Dubai who is well aware of the regulations governing Indian divorce law for Christians. Thanks!

So say you have been living with someone, you are married by the common marriage law, you get upset with your spouse and move out. Will you have to go to court to be divorced or is there a common divorce law?

For me
Since the Philippines doesn’t have the Divorce law, I would revive it. I know the Philippines is a Christian country, but I think that women abused by their husbands should be divorced and the woman can go with someone who is better.

The governor passed the new No fault divorce law this past summer. When I called the county court, they said forms should become available this month. Does anyone know when they will be available exactly?

went to aa reputable online advice site(paid) that offers advice from experts in various areas.

Under the law section it specifies, criminal, immigration, real estate and employment, in addition to family law…to name a few. It does not, mention divorce or marital law.

My question is about divorce and I feel that it is so specific, that only those well versed in divorce law could offer knowledgeable advice.

Wondering if anyone knew the probability of lawyers categorized as experts in family law being able to correctly answer questions and offer advice regarding a challenging divorce.
WOW Dave, someone really hurt you, huh! Not trying to rob husband of children, or "rob" him of anything for that matter. Hope it helped to vent, feel sorrier for you than I do myself!

leave the old school-master law to find grace,
for law was a master that failed every student,
but grace will never leave nor ever forsake you

Romans 7:2-5 (divorce law to marry grace)
For the woman which hath an husband is bound by the law to [her] husband so long as he liveth; but if the husband be dead, she is loosed from the law of [her] husband.So then if, while [her] husband liveth, she be married to another man, she shall be called an adulteress: but if her husband be dead, she is free from that law; so that she is no adulteress, though she be married to another man. Wherefore, my brethren, ye also are become dead to the law by the body of Christ; that ye should be married to another, [even] to him who is raised from the dead, that we should bring forth fruit unto God.

So then the law has to be made a "dead testator" for
espousal unto grace & that to be of force: Hebrews 9

no kids no property no bank accounts and both parties agree. is it neccessary to use a lawyer and if so what would likely cost ? thank yoiu to anyone who can help me
its in new york which just passed a new no fault divorce law this is uncontested no kids no property etc thank you

Hi. I need advice for my aunt. My aunt is going to separate/divorce from my uncle due to indifferences. They are married with a prenuptual agreement (what is hers she keeps, and what is his he keeps). The children are 2 girls, aged 16 and 18 year old, and they are adopted by the wife and husband in question. So, I have a few questions regarding this..

#1 Will he have to pay child support for the children for food/school fees/housing money.

#2 for how long will he have to support the children?

#3 will he be able to get custody of the children, or will she get the custody?

The couple in question are in South Africa, but divorce law is rather universal, so your area’s law should be the same as in other countries.

Please give the source of your advice/information.
Thank you in advance.

I want to become a lawyer someday specializing in family law/divorce law. But before I go to law school I’d like to work for a few years. I’m wondering what my undergraduate degree should be?

I want something that will help me in law school but also one that will help me get a decent job before I go to law school.

Any advice?